Inside Mystery box are clues.
Solve and get raffle tickets for great prizes.
Benefits Horse NationFoundation, a nonprofit that helps underprivileged kids connect with animals.
Solve and get raffle tickets for great prizes.
Benefits Horse NationFoundation, a nonprofit that helps underprivileged kids connect with animals.
November 11, SATURDAY • 7:30-11:30
ART MENTORS STUDIO
16182 GOTHARD STREET, STE. G • HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA
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GET TICKETS - $49 ($69 THE DAY OF)
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Relax with dinner, drinks and live music. Open your mystery box to find clues. Solve and get raffle tickets to win prizes.
Great for singles wanting a fun and interesting night out, couples wanting to reignite their connection. Italian dinner and a glass of wine is included. Enjoy a gallery of artwork which will include pieces by Fabio Napoleoni, A. Tarman and others, a silent auction, raffle, scent and art stations.
Includes:
• Italian dinner
• Wine (one glass included)
• Live music
• Mystery box
• Fun experiences
• Silent auction
• Gallery of art
Proceeds go to Horse Nation Foundation, benefitting kids from challenging environments through animal interaction - horsenationfoundation.org
Relax with dinner, drinks and live music. Open your mystery box to find clues. Solve and get raffle tickets to win prizes.
Great for singles wanting a fun and interesting night out, couples wanting to reignite their connection. Italian dinner and a glass of wine is included. Enjoy a gallery of artwork which will include pieces by Fabio Napoleoni, A. Tarman and others, a silent auction, raffle, scent and art stations.
Includes:
• Italian dinner
• Wine (one glass included)
• Live music
• Mystery box
• Fun experiences
• Silent auction
• Gallery of art
Proceeds go to Horse Nation Foundation, benefitting kids from challenging environments through animal interaction - horsenationfoundation.org
About Horse Nation Foundation
Current research has shown that Equine Assisted Psychotherapy is effective in addressing issues such as abuse, family relations, behavioral problems, learning disabilities (i.e. ADHD), substance abuse, eating disorders, depression, etc. Equine Assisted Psychotherapy is an example of "experiential education"--which means allowing the individuals to learn from natural consequences, mistakes, and successes.
Why use a horse? By nature, horses communicate primarily through body language. This not only applies to horses, but also with humans. The participant’s body language effects the horse’s behavior; when their body language changes, the horse will begin to act differently. Therefore, participants are given an immediate response to changing their actions.
The kids who participate typically are not skilled at reading a horses body language and tend to place their own emotions and intentions onto the horses behavior. This provides an abundance of information to the facilitators that can then be used therapeutically. This type of setting is less threatening and allows kids to draw on the experience and compare it to other situations and relationships. When a participant can compare a horse’s actions to that of someone in their life, they can assess it without an emotional response from that person and with less emotional stigma of their own. (Kristine Klopp, HBA and Brandy Davis, B.S )
Why use a horse? By nature, horses communicate primarily through body language. This not only applies to horses, but also with humans. The participant’s body language effects the horse’s behavior; when their body language changes, the horse will begin to act differently. Therefore, participants are given an immediate response to changing their actions.
The kids who participate typically are not skilled at reading a horses body language and tend to place their own emotions and intentions onto the horses behavior. This provides an abundance of information to the facilitators that can then be used therapeutically. This type of setting is less threatening and allows kids to draw on the experience and compare it to other situations and relationships. When a participant can compare a horse’s actions to that of someone in their life, they can assess it without an emotional response from that person and with less emotional stigma of their own. (Kristine Klopp, HBA and Brandy Davis, B.S )
YouTube Video Of Our Last Event in June 2017:
https://youtu.be/nCpXa01jJPc
https://youtu.be/nCpXa01jJPc
What they said about our last event:
We enjoyed the night! Loved singer, the food and ambiance. Can't wait for the next one!"
Laura S.
I go to a lot of concerts and was looking for something different to do. This being local made it even better. The music was performed by the real deal, singing favorites from Phantom of the Opera and Frozen. Food was tasty, drinks, art, a silent auction. There was poetry videos on the wall and a huge butterfly made out of various materials. A very cool event that I would recommend to anyone looking for something unique to do.”
Carl M.
What an awesome event and all was done for a great cause."
Rose C.
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